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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 1912. 15 1 HOTELS AIvD RESORTS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. MARRIAGE LICENSES Kr-iirflSn Call our steamers have wireless telegraph I and SUBMARINE SIGNALS 1 llAlJI The Largest and Finest Steamers in the World tflLVfofPIf! sa" FEB.

21 Sail RESCUED FROM THE ICY RIVER Former Patrolman Thomas Keenan Saves Woman From Drowning. Former Patrolman Thomas Keenan rescued from the Hudson River, in the darkness shortly before daybreak this morning, Mrs. Florence Anderson of Mt. Vernon, after she had, the police claim, tried to drown herself. The woman had been carried out some distance when Keenan, now a New York Central Railroad detective, leaped Into the water.

The river was filled with ice at the foot of 138th street, and he bad a hard time In reaching Mrs. Anderson and a still harder time In getting the woman aahor Keenan was formerly a patrolman attached to a station In the Bronx. In thy early part of 1910 he came under the notice of his superiors because ot certain arrests he made of saloon men in connection with the Sunday closing law, and on April 1, 1910, he was discharged from, the department. His caBe and lhat of Patrolman Cunningham of the Eldrldge street station attracted considerable attention. Mrs.

Anderson was unconscious when Keenan brought her ashore. The railroad detective summoned an ambulance from the J. Hood Wright Hospital and she was rushed to that institution. Therj, sit tat rtYt, vMTvin Faslesl, Finest, Largest CUNARD LINES JsSiJSa LUSITANI A-S Yi. AURETANIAh Uf-' PANNONI AS 'i-M." AM PAN I AS'i irS: 1 only.

Commencing February 2Sth, the "LuslUnia," "Mauretanta." and "Campania" will sail from New York at 1 A.M. subject to the discretion of tha Cwnmandw, Instead of 9 A.M. Passengers served coid buffet supper between 9 p.M.&mldnightTueoay LIVERPOOL, LONDON, PAKlS, BERLIN, VIENNA VIA (tTRKKSTOWN ASiD FISHGUARD Alauretania and Lusitania do not stop at Queenstown. eastbounl CRUISES to EGYPT CALLING AT MADKIkA, OIBRALTAR, ALUItKS, VILLEPRANCHE or GENOA, NAPLES. TRIESTE, FIUME, ALEXANDRIA.

Write for Itinerary, fialllnc hour nooa. fCARONIA Feb. 20 fCARMAMA. Mar. 2 JIVERNIA Mar.

28 OniitM Trieste and Flume. tOtnlts Algiers and Alexaniiria. A 1st carle service iTlthout extra ebarft. Moover permitted perlal through rates to Kcypt, the Fair Cast, ftonth Africa South Amerlea. PIERS FOOT W.

14TH NORTH RIVER. OFFICES 24 STATK N. OPH. BATTERY: THOS. II.

HENDRirKSON. 341 Fulton JACOB (iRAC. 208 ay; K. J. LFHRRNKRAVHS It HONS, Sf.S Fulton st; J.

C. HENDERSON SON, 344 Fulton st; ALFRED BER.VHE1M. 780 Broadway, Brooklyn. Tons Each TITANIC NEARBV SAILINGS Now York Feb. 3, 9:30 A.M.

Finland Feb. 7,10:00 A.M. Oceanic Feb. 10, 12 :00 Noon Minneapolis Feb. 10, 10:00 A.M.

I Iv.iic. ntli Lli. i hotirc Southampton. J. orl Fell.

3St. Louis l-'el). 17 ttJeeonlcFeb. 10, 24 1liite Slur Line steamer, i'ler aS. aTUTIO iKarlSr-GRT J' York I.ob.Ioi.

Hire. Pier us. Minneapolis. Feb. 24 Minneinnka.FeblT.luam.Mliinewaska Mar STAR London I'nrlH vln Dover Antwerp.

Finland Feb. 7 Zeeland Feb. adtrlutid Feb. 14: Lapland (new). Feb.

:4 I I i Pnssvnsrer Olilcra, H'nny (Tel. SIOO Hector) Pier 2. N.n. fWest st). N'.

T. J. Lehrenkrau.ts Sons, 3Z Fultoj st; J. C. Henderson A Hons, 144 Fulton st: J.

H. Mheldt. B'way; Aldrld Court Jaeob Urau, 28 way; a. ISeims, 141 Oreen-Polnt av, Brooklyn. PRINZ FRIEDRICH WILHELM, FEB.

6 AVIlhelm. Tondar, Feb. 1.1 saiarila), Feb. i BKEMEN Wabliit(tun, PAKiS- SAILINGS OF THE PRINZESS IRENE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD Krnniirlnx iirurRe LONDON SPECIAL FEB. 'HIV.

JPN, k. i Cruine to to My Criilsu to 1U AMI MARCH 16 F0RMADElRA.GIBRALTAR.ALGIERS.NAPLES.GEc.OA lienna or Naulee for KB! PT, II1IA. AISTKAI.I and the I'll I I.I I'I'l tiS by lniiu.ri.1 Mnll Plenritera. lllncfc Srit and tancasua, from Genoa April lolnr Itealona from Bremen, Julr 18 to 'inYiwkm'lnt 'around THE WOULD TOURS 018, Travelers checks good all over Ilia world. OELRICHS Gen.

.1. jc- Urau, UIIH llrcHilna' Alfred llrrnhcliii, 7MO llronilnay, Brooklyn. Iisued In Brooklyn for Twenty-four Hours Ended at 10 A.M. Today. William E.

Long. SI, of Richmond, Annie Huttenlochor. of 124 Forbell av. John Caorny, 52, of 52 Box Mary Matyn, 21, of 50 Box Junu 8piera. 48, of Rockvllle Centre, I Ixiulae Schaber, 33, of ail Engerl av.

Nathan Saas, of 251 South 8d Sluws Melactauler, 21, of 382 Stone av. Mataua Kuimlckaa. 3D, of 23 Little Ml- challna Mllkevlczene, 38, of 23 Little at. TV'ladyslaw Rllbieckl. 23, of 145 240th it-.

Wladyslawa Makowaka. 18, of 236 at. Doomenlco Abben, 24, of 741 Park Maria A. Calcag-no, 20, of 37 Johnson av. Harry Watklns, 34, of 34.5 Warren Nellie Taylor, 32, of 345 Warren st.

Antonio Costa, 26, of 90 Meeker Antonla Greco, 25, of 2S Frost st. Samuel G. Wolf, 22. of 185 India Mary Harms. 21, of 1S5 India St.

James Philllpps. 23. of 129A Calyer Emma G. Rylance. 19, of 982 Lorimer st.

TV'sslaw Kazmlerczak. 24, of sua 3d July-anna Kenipa, 20, of 92 19th St. Florlan Bwaroda. 21, of 72 North 7th Anlela Yesionok, 19, of 288 Wythe av. Mai L.

Yuselovlch, 21. of 637 Park Sarah Cutler, 29, of (09 Park v. Nicola Lobugllo, 22. of 20 Jarkson Mary Truplano, 18, of 118 North 9th st. BImon Baltaimkas.

28, of 22 Alnslle Anna Gerbartas, 19, of 327 Wythe av. Louis Novlck, 29, of 252 Heyward Rose Schleslnger, 20, of 40 Meserole st. Vincent Savestano, 38, nf 277 East 150th Bronx, Margaret Marra, 21, of 170 Prospect t. olomon Mnrov. 28.

of 1971 Broadway, Base Fish, 21, of 1971 Broadway. Robert D. Miller. 25, of 105 Palmetto Clara B. Petzer.

22, of 205 Ralph st. Thomas Martin, 34, of 145 North 7th st Ellen McCaba, so, of 855 Park pi. Jacob Miller, 29. of 82 Brooms Sarah Weln- stein, 2S, of 32 Broome st. Frank Pumo.

22, of 138 Classon Rose Sara. etna, 17, 1,18 4Jlasson av. Jacob Spieler, 25, of 344 New Jersey Anna Dolllnger. 22, of 1723 Pitkin av. Francesco Grllio.

27. of 334 Manhattan Frances Rlbandi. 19. of 113 Hamburg av. Frank Lines, 21, of 568 Manhattan Anna M.

Smith, 22, of 151 Huron st. Caslmlro Llotta, 20, of 110 Troutman st-, Mar. garet Bower, 18. of 49 India st. Clarence Hoffstadt, 27, of 698 Marcy av Bessie Grauer, 20, of 598 Marcy av.

Victor Teneubaum, 40, of 1425 Madison av, Manhattan, Barah Gursky, 29, of )312 Fortieth street. Abraham Samuels, 24, of 114 Floyd st, Ella Solomon. 20, of 117 Lee av. Fletro Natoll, 34, of 62 Union st, Elisabetta Lo Schlavo, 29, of 67 Union st. Frederick Laeser, 22, of 1946 Nostrand av, Anna Dugan, 21, of 1946 wosiranu av.

Kmil Mlttelstraedt. 22, of 655 Metropolitan av, Maris Marlmsch. 21. of 335A Decatur St. John Lupo, 26, of 664 Union st, Angelina Tarsia, 23, of 140 Troy av.

Pasquale Bassl, 24, of 632 President at, Isabel Saledlna, 17, of 621 President at. John 8togniew, 25, of 220 Freeman st, Branls- lawa Cydlck, 23, of 155 Dupont at. Stephen Abbott, 2J, of 845 Dumont av, Rose Rlzio. 16. of 3000 Fulton st.

Dlmltry C'zupa. 21, of 70 North Eighth st, Manja Nina, IS, of 70 North Eighth at. Guglielmo De Matteo, 24, of 546 Driggfl av, Antonetta Montnorl, 21, of 190 North iSlghth Street. William J. Allen, 30, of 773 Flatbuah av.

Catherine L. Unterrliner, 26, of 200 Grove st. John J. Collins. 81, of 12 Wyckoft st, Annie Dugan, 26.

of 99 Fifteenth st. Michael Ralay. 22, of 690 Manhattan av, Anna Covalovsca. 20, of 590 Manhattan, av. James P.

York, 34, of 180 Sands at, Sarah A. Paw, 23, of 63 Sands St. Wladlslaw Kollkowskl. 26, of 2S7 Front st, Antonlna Radzewic, 19, of 100 Gold st. Henry Allen, 47, of 51 Nevins at, Henrietta Decker, 7, of 192 Ninety-second st.

Bernard J. Green, 23. of 217 Fifty-first st, Uertrude Mason, 23, of 217 Fifty-flrat St. Adolph M. Wolfson, 26.

of Bronx, N. Yetta Jaffa, 19, of 77 McKIbbln St. John P. Hchmitt, 85, of 156 Graham av, Johanna Schmltt, 33, of 288 Bleecker St. Martin Jonolewlcz, 22, of 173 Meeker av, Mary Bomanowski, 26, of 525 Humboldt st.

John H. Miller, 2), of 521 Dean at, Elizabeth M. Ebert, 19, of 857 Pacific St. Plots Plrvinskl, 27, of 69 North Seventh st, Mary Rusin, 22, of 69 North Seventh st. Stefano Lo Verde, 22, of 23 Columbia st, Rosa Cortollllo, 24, of 23 Columbia st.

Carsten K. Piatt, 35. of 818 West Ninety-eighth at, Manhattan, Genevieve Waters, 24, of 1057 Bergen st. Morrla Benjamin, 82, of 519 Flushing av, Ida Gustamolsky, 24, of 1936 Douglass st. Hendrik Sandberg.

28. of 227 Union st, Ingrfd Qlafson, 27, of 227 Union st. Bernard Bogin, 26. of Hartford, Esther Bloom, 25, of 693 Park av. nilppo Llnsalato, 23, of 1840 Second av, Manhattan, Angela Mattel, 23, of 828 Atlantic av.

Isidore Kallah, 26, of 128 Grove st, Elsie Klefer, 19, of 1440 Greene av. FOR FEDERAL QUARANTINE. Commissioner Williams Urges Fort Health Control by National Officials, Commlssoiner of Immigration William TVilllaniB before the Academy of Medl cine last night urged that the Unitn States Government and not the SUt take charge of the quarantine admlnls tration of the port and that Governor Dix should not. appoint a successor to Health Officer "The whole country and not New York State alone is interested in the auaran tine administration and the Federal Gov ernment could carry on the work mon cneaply and with less friction than does xne state," asserted Williams. "Of the WO.OOO immigrants who arrived thronirh this port in 1910 more than two-thirds immediately went outside of New Yor State.

"International conventions ex.iit nnn cerning quarantine mattera and without co-operation or other governments the best results cannont hn nhrninori The Federal Government already carnies wu cAicuBive meaicai worn, 1b equipped "With trained inspector- and hnnnttnu Assistant Surgeon-General L. E. Gofer uie u. o. r-uDiic Health and Marine xiuBpiuu service, also urged Federa quarantine control, but Tr t.

kins, former health officer of the port, W7 a nruni 1 j-oucrai control at New wr. inose wuo invite it will regret it. OLD COMEDY PLAYED. M. A.

Society Appears in "She Stoops to Conquer." The V. M. a society of the Heights section, successfully presented "She Stoops to Conquer" last evening at McCaddin Hall. Dancing fol- jowea tne performance. MIbs Helen Murphy, who directed the Thespians, deserves credit for the excel- ienfc snowing made.

Oscar S. Blinn, Her uert a. owscnen, the Misses Mildred -vuecn oimons ana Martha Marl John-eon made big hits. The officers of the U. M.

A. are: Herbert B. president; Herman Stelling, vice president; Harold M. Young secretary; Clifford L. Henderson, treasurer, and Miss Evelyn Moore, trustee.

The cast of the play was as follows: jin. narnrasi le. iouise Cejanua Brown fidulre Hardtaatle, Herbert U. Boschen- Tonv ilnHPkJn' Wlinn: Kate Hardcastle, JVIartha Marte Johnsr.n; Slariff, w. Llovd Hath Jiai MUKKinP.

William (i. Hakor- Harold Wilson; Sllngo, Robert K. Uav Vnim. Marlmv. HurnlH VI Vnnn- V.

8 Harry O. Hoeft; Kogcr, William H. ford Henderson; fc-ir Charles' Marlow' Ht-r JU4A C. Stellln-. PIBST A.

D. THEATER PARTY. From the report of the arrangement committee made last night at the meet ing of the First Assembly District Dem ocratic Association, the theater party of the members planned for next Tuesday win ne one or the most successful affairs ever held by the association. The party will be held at the Orpheum, and following It there will be a supper and dance In Saengerbund Hail. The committee in charge are: W.

F. Calian. chairman- E. T. Clarity, treasurer; William La Lib-erte, John F.

Quayle, W. A. MacAndrew, J. R. Hawkins, John J.

Kelly, W. H. Lynch, J. J. Cronln, W.

J. Atkinson and J. S. McCIoBkey. i MADISON CLUB PROSPERS.

The Madison Club held its monthly meeting last night at 1519 aPciflc street. The meeting, conducted by President Arthur S. Somers, was full of interest. Th reports rendered by the committees showed the club to be on a firm financial standing and larger in membership than ver before. The financial secretary Ernest Kggert, stated that there were over 2,000 members now vnrolied.

At the March meeting Franklin Pierce will give a talk on "The Tariff," M. HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES. Hotel Orasnatan LAWRENCE PARK. BRONXViLLE. S.

Y. 1 'III" I'TKMI CENTRAL WESTERN NEW YORK THE JACKSON HEALTH RESORT DANSV1LLE, NEW YORK On Lack. W. IS NKVKK CLOSED, Do not fail to Bend for literature, direct or OBTAIN AT EAOI.K INFORMATION BUREAU. ATLANTIC CITT.

HOTEL STRAND ATLAXTIO CITY. ISntirely new. Completed in 1H. Half block -of Ocean front. Built of Hi-'tl.

Brick and Stone. Always Open. Conducted entirely on American plan. Capacity, W). Orchestra afternoon and evening.

FRANK B. OFF, 11. C. EDWARDS. Managers.

CUe open ifwouafiaut Hie WINTER DAYS AT ATLANTIC CITY ARE DELIGHTFUL HOTEL DKNNIH directly on I lie ocean front. Is always open and i an Ideal home for the Winter Kuest. WALTER J. GALEN HALL, ATLANTIC CITY. With Its elegant eomfurts.

Its tonic and cura ttr baths and superior and service. Is aa Ideal placs for fail and wlntar. Always apes, alwaya rea4y. Always busy. F.

L. YOIJNO. General Manacsr. N. T.

Office, 11:2 Broadway. HOTEL NORTON Vi rgi la av, nea the Peach open a 1 1 yea r. Capacity 2fi0. Improved and refurnished. Rooms single or en suite with private batht: perfect sanitary arrangements; elevator to all doors; sun parlor; table a special feature.

Special early season rates. Mrs. X. It. HAINES, owner and proprietor.

RESERVATIONS NOW BEING MADE For Lincoln's and Washington's Hlrthdayi. HOTEL RUDOLF, Ocean front; every appointment fur comfort and luxury; sea water in all baths; no charge for use of baths. A. S. RUKEYSBK, JOKI, HIL.L.MAN, Pres.

N. office, Hotel Martinique. ISLESWORTH On the ocean front. Virginia av; $12.50 up weekly; no extra rharce fur hot sea water hatha. WM.

Propr. Frank M. Ph'-bua. Mgr. Most modern and leading moderate rate Hotel.

ALBEMARLE A.Y?- NOW OF fcl.V. Capacity S.iO, Large, sunny rooms; steam heated; excellent table; $9, $10, SJ2.GQ up weekly; up daily. Am. plan; elevator: sun parlors; orchestra. Booklet.

.1. P. CO PIS. QDariborouab SSlenbetm ATLANTIC CITY, Jf. J.

Joslah White A Son Company. CHESTER INN N'ew York av, near Heueh; elevator: aun parlor; steam heat; moderate rates. Mrs. L. IIEKKSMIRE: INN.

Open ait year. Virginia av. 4th Hotel from Boardwalk. II 117.10 weekly; 2 up dally. Cap.

300. Elevator. est. 10 la.w. Kooms running water, private hatha.

J. B. DICKINSON, THE ST. CHARLES. Most select location on the ocean front.

Sea water In all baths. Orchestra of soloists. Illustrated booklet. Open all year. Newlin Haines.

THE PENNHURST Michigan av, nsar Res oh. Always open. Every noted onnnliiliiipnt nml Comfort, Rooms en suite with biith. Free garage. WM.

K. HOOD, THE KASTBOlnXE, Pacific av, opposite Park place; ocean view; superior location; private baths, steam heat, sun parlor; high class home comforts. B. H. and H.

C. GARWOOD, ARLINGTON Mlch'8an av, near beach. Every modern convenience anil comfort. Special winter rate. Poth Amer.

and European plans. It. J. OSBORNE SON. FR0NTENAC and Beach.

Cap. Sou. Steam heat, sun parlor, elevator, $8 ur Wktv; upd'ly" Sat. to Mon. Booklet.

W. F. WATTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. Amerlca'B Famous All-Ycar Resort.

Particularly Delightful During February. LAKEWOOD, N. J. BEECHWOOD VILLA. LAKEWOOD.

House first-class In every respect: laraa aun Sorcli; reasonable rates. Send for booklet. M-a. I. A.

PAUL. Phone I4S-R. H. H. RANK.

Mar. ST. AMES HALL-I'-THK-PIE. Open all tha year to persons desiring rest In the health renewing air of Lakewood. Circular BISTERS OF ST.

JOSEPH. TUB ARDMORE, LAKEWOOD, Large, ally looms; excellent table; near all attractions: moderate rates. c. J. MOSS.

NEW JERSEY. MON'TCLAIR, N. Oakdale, 271 Clare-mont av; rooms large, handKomely furnt.ihed, steam heated, electric lights; table unsurpassed. Phone 2977. VIRGINIA.

Old Point Comfort DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLETS AT Chamberhn Uidce. 1122 liroadway. New York, Phone IS. Madison. All Couk's Tuurist ()f- nces, unicuH or I'mna.

it. H. AM Fulton IS. Ac i). li, H.

4 Court st. llrooklvn Eagle Information Bureau, Engl or address GEO. F. A OA MS, Manager, Fortress Monroe, GEORGIA. DE SOTO SAVANNAH, GA.

A Tourist Hotel. rh plans. Jfow open for th-o faaon. Occupies enure wruare. All outrrtrio roonm.

Savannah an loeaJ winter climate. Haa over O0 miles of fln auto roads. 0lf and tennis. Good boatln, fishing. Write for tfAVAiNAH HOTEL CO.

R. Powers, Mjr. FLORIDA. UAH.r:alLl: on Utke Wclr: Health-ful. hlitli rolllnir oino land: oranire Kiove.

fish ing, hunting, boating; Illustrated booklet. L. T. CI.AVSO.V. Welrsdale, Fla- WITHOUT EXAGGERATION Ideal summer weather exisia now un the East Coast of Florida.

EUROPEAN EES0ETS. SWITZERLAND MntntnttiM free Hiirenu S'rvl4e tar convenience of American Ton riHtn. OfferB every BHHlatanre. Aiibwitm all (u--Ktijn. Furnlnhes hani.Foniely illustrmed lift-rat ur.

Hotel liuid'1. Write for TRAVKL I.KTTKfi No. Aft-l. Our Service and Save Money. SWISS FKDKKAL II A I 241 Fifth Avenue Vork I lly.

BooklelM nt KnpinuHilf IfotelH, Mcrlfn nml tin in bit rir. Free from TOW totMRY, ai rifta Av v. AISTUIA. Write Town and Country, av. N.

Y. City, for information and booklet, XdiKiilK I S. S. S. i 1 from NEW YORK 12 Noon 1111.

1(, Al'ltll. 0 APRIL 20 WHITE STAR IKV Plymouth tberbonris Sou thumpton. Louis Feb. 17 iu, nooniOlympic (new). SI 'American Line Steamer, Pier 62.

hw York Queenatoivn Mvernnol Hallic Feb. 15. nooniBaltlc Mar. 14 Celtic Feb, 29, nooniCeltlu Mar. 28 CHUSKS TO TIB RIVIERA-ITALY-EGYPT Acores, Mntlrlra, Glhriiltfir, Alulrra, illff raiiph-, allien.

Alexa iiuriu. "ADRIATIC" ft "CEDRIC" The Largest British Mediterranean 8 tea men Feb. 21 Mar. 6 ALSO "CANOPIC" Feb. 5 and Mar.

16 TRAVEL. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. Bathing in the soft sea water of the Tropics is a glorious sport. You can enjoy it at the favorite beaches in Jamaica with no thought of danger and with perfect comfort throughout the winter. Leave New York any Wednesday or Saturday on one of our magnificent new steamers and reach Jamaica in five days, where, among others, you can stop at the Hotel Titch field, Port Antonio or the Myrtlebank, Kingston.

To Jamaica and Ilutk, CO. Or you can extend your trip to the Panama Canal and Colombia or Costa Rica SU-Hiiy rulxe Fmt-nnm fitiiHl nml C'lfloinhln every riluriiUiiy from cv lurk, tIX. 24-lrny I'I'uImp Jnuifllcn, Fllil-nniH hiihI anil ota llli'u every Sttluriliiy from New Vork, 1(1140. United Fruit Company STEAMSHIP SliUVlCIS (S) 17 llattcry I'l. Tel.

wa neetor. York Also 'llioa. H. Hendrlrkeon. 343 Fulton Bt: J.

l.ehrenkrauaa Sons. 3.VJ Fulton Ht, llrovklyn. Itl'lS. I I I 10 A UliAK WAI.UKltSKIS Feb. lo, 2 P.M.

Feb. 21S, A Feb. 3 P.M llainbui'K direct. Second cabin only. GIBRALTAR.

ALGItKS, NAPLES, GENW S. S. KAIMOItIN AVa. VIC (Italy and Egypt) Feb. 14.

10 A S. S. 10 A.M. Tourl i)ept. lor Trips Everywhere.

HAMUUlia-AMKRIOAN LINE. 45 Ifway.N or J. LEHRKNKRAUSS ft SONS, 359 Fulton JOHN H. SCHKIDT. 931-3 way; ALFRED BKRNHKIM, 780 11 way.

bet. Sumner Av and Bllery JACOB 1M8 war, Brouklyn XuriuKiiBlone Grnernl Itollnna A l.l.)( ITALIAN LINES tl-U State n. nfTAMA Sncifta di Navlgazionc a Vapore To auI piiiiii 1 rod fVeroriH, 11 am t()cranla. Mar. 11 am Luta 11 a.m.

rAnr.ma, Mar. 20, a.m. Xew, Large Twin Screw Steamers, All Outside rvimniB. IIAIITrTKM), SOI, till Oen'I Agts. jLAMPORT HOLT LINE! nna -mil Arvitntinc Ports It J.t.rw.Nfl.

r.ur.e..rTTT LAMPORT 4 HOLT LINE rork B-h ofuit mail, 17 B4VS TO HIO J.ivr-Ilttl aa m.ivtt to in Avnns. rwr.1.. Ill'SK 1 WfIH. ao' roiluue) Kiehiinco, urk tiattiuiij 1 1 Jin-s utnliT fine roof STEAMSHIP Ol Kll 9 Fri.TOX STHKFT, ntruu vnice limes. io extras ha soever.

BUSTRO -AMERICAN LINE ADKIAIir Between Now York and ALlllKHs IT GKEKl'li AfSTItlA. KAISRK F11AXZ JOMKp (new), JI.AKI'HA WASMl.ViTO.V. fre lit. prature furnlHhed on application. Firm claws i $70 up- Thru booklnKs Dalmatia, Lrevant' orient.

India, rhina. Japan. PS HHOS. A General Aen 17 Battery IMace, N. or Local Agents.

FRENCH LINE Compaftnie Generate Transtlantinua Dim' UXBTO A A S( A NCK 1 rialllnga every Thursday ut AM l.a Si'La K.h. jjt KspuKii Veh. I To venue 14 Twin-screw BtoamerB. (Jrnfral Agency, 19 tftate ynrk I'KHHnNKRAt(S3 A SON'S. 3.VJ Fulton St.

f'nrfn l.onrinn-Hottrrdam 1 in screw. 8alil i uia.iu Kyndam Keb. 6 I'odiiam Feb. 13 tew Anuster-lam K--b' Nourrfnin Mar. via novr.oiiM.; m.

tPi.Y.MnrxH it Hofi.nriNE OFK1CE, 39 WWAY, N. V. In Paris travelers will find The Brooklyn Kagle Bureau at 53 Kua Cambon, where any kind of information concerning pleusure resorts, railways, automobile hotels, schools, and a pocket guide to Paris and a European Resort Directory can be obtained free. Names registered at Kagle Paris Bureau are cabled to The Kagle the same day. London office, 3 Regent street.

13 under treatment, she was restored to consciousness. At the hospital she was made a prisoner on the charge of attempted suicide. APPELLATE COURT DECISIONS. Handed down today. Annie as administratrix, respondent, vp.

PoughKBepsie ilifhi. Heat and lower company, up pliant, aio lions denied, without Jenks, Burr, Tii- ma Carr and Woodward. Kannfe l', Arcner, respondent, vs. Margaret Aiciitr, Individually, and others, appellants. Motion to resettle order granted, witnout costs, j.i accordance with opimJH lr curiam, juhkm, Burr, Thomas, Carr, ana Woodward, concur.

Settle order on notice. William O-raerdm, respondent, vs. Ixmls Rosenberg; et defendants, Kdward Snyder, appellant. Motion tor leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals denied, without coats. Present: Jinks, 1', Burr.

Thomas, Carr and Woodward, .1.1, In thu matter of the probate of the last will and testament of Ellen Haggerty, deceased. This motion will be held open for two days funnel, inasmuch as appellant's at torney has not compiled with the rule heretofore called to his attention. In that he has n.tt filed any snowing; merits. Present: Jenks, iiurr, Thomas, Carr and Woodward, JJ. Annie McDonnell, as administratrix, appollanl, vs.

Metropolitan bridge and Construction Company, respondent. Motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals granted, without Ci'Sts. Present Jenka. F. Lturr, Tnoinas, carr and Woodward, JJ.

Jacob Neu, et co-partners, appel-Ipants, William J. Fox, respondent, cpon filing the stipulation of William J. Fox, motion for stay granted, without costs. Present: Jcnks, P. Hlrschberg, iiurr.

Woodward and lit eh, JJ. The People of the State of New York, respondents, vis, James Butler, Incorporated' appellant. Motion for leave to appeal to the Court of Appeals granted, without coets. Present: Jenks, p. J.t hlrachberg.

Burr, Woodward and Rich, JJ. The Town of Hempstead, appellant, vs. New- bold T. Iawrence et respondents. Motion ror reargiiment denied, with $10 costs.

Motion to resettle order denied, without costs. Present Burr, Thomas. Carr and Woodward, JJ. Joseph Bfehl, respondent, vs. Brie Railroad Company, appellant.

Judgment and order unanimously affirmed, with costs. No opinion. Present Jenks, P. Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Rich, JJ. F.

W. Carlin Construction Company, appel lant, vs. New York and Brooklyn Brewing company, respondent. Interlocutory judgment affirmed, with costs, with leave to plaintiff to plead over upon payment of costs. Opinion by Jenks, p.

J. Hlrschberg, Burr, Woodward and Rich, J.I., concur. Luigt Caronoano, appellant, vs. Israel Pome-ran respondent. Judgment affirmed, with costs.

No opinion. Jenks, Thomas and Woodward, concur, Carr and Rich, dissent. Matthew Coleman, appellant, vs. James Mc-Clenahan, respondent. Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costB to abide the event.

Opinion by Rich, J. Jenks. P. Hlrschberg and Thomas, concur; Woodward, dis sents on the opinion of Mr. Justice Scudder at Special Term.

Mary C. Flynn. Regina A. Plynn and Wil liam J. Flvnn.

appellants, vs. John Judge. respondent. Judgment reversed and new trial granted, costs to abide the event. Opinion per curiam.

Jcnks. P. Hlrschberg, Burr, Wr.odward and Rich. concur. William H.

Gompert, respondent, vs. Patrick J. Healy, appellant. Judgment of the Munic ipal Court reversed and new trial ordered, costs to abide the event. Opinion by Hlrsch berg, J.

Jenks, P. Burr, Carr ana iticn, concur. John J. Gordon, respondent, vs. The Iaw Reporting Company, appellant.

Judgment of the Municipal Court affirmed, with costs. No opinion. Jenks, P. f'arr, Woodward ana Rich, concur; Thomas, .1., dissents upon the ground that authority to make the contract la not shown. Orange County Trust Company and Frank W.

Iiartman, as executors, of Polly L. Martin, deceased, respondents, vs. Alice B. Miller and Nathan W. Miller, appellant.

Judgment affirmed, with osts. Opinion by Hlrschberg, J. Woodward and Rich, concur; Thomas, reads for reversal, with whom Carr, concurs. The People of the Btate of New York, respondents, vs. Louis Bloom, appellant.

Judgment of conviction of the Court Special Sessions reversed and new trial ordered. Opinion by Thomas, J. Jcnks, P. Carr, Woodward and Rich, concur. The People of the State of New York ex rel.

James E. Lynch, appellant, vs. Caleb E3. Price et constituting the Board of Health of the Village of Peeksklll, respondents. Order reversed, without cots, and motion granted, without costs.

Opinion by Jenks, P. J. Hlrschberg, Burr, Thomas and Carr, concur. The People of the State of New York, respondents, vs. Sheffield Farms-Blawson -Decker Company, appellant, and others, defendants.

Judgment of conviction of the Court of Special Sessions affirmed. No opinion. Hlrschberg. Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Rich, con- cur. The People of the State of New York ex rel.

tho New York Central and Hudson River Railroad ompany, relator-respondent, vs. Robert If. Neville et assessors of the City of Yonkers, appellants. Order affirmed, with 110 coats and disbursements. No opinion.

Jenks, P. Thomas, Carr, Woodward and men, j.i., concur. Edward A. Richards, respondent, vs. the City of New York, appellant.

We have concluded, In order that the practice may be uniform, to follow the decision of the First Department in Ryan vs. Murphy App. Div. 421. order reversed, without costs, and mo tion denied, without coats.

Jenks. P. Thomas, Carr, Woodward and Rloh, oon-cur. Emilv A. Smith, respondent, vs.

Harrv Rums and Ella MrK. Burns, appellants, impleaded with others. Judgment and order reversed and new trial granted, costs to abide the event. Opinion by Woodward. J.

Hlrsch berg, Burr, Thomas and Rich, concur. Emily A. pniitn, respondent, vs. James Cock- croft and others, appellants. Judgment and order reversed and new trial granted, costs to abide the event.

Opinion by Woodward. J. liirschberg, Burr, Thomas and Rich, con cur. Margaret Alium Smith, respondent, vs. George D.

Smith, appellant. Order affirmed, with $10 costs and disbursements. No opinion, tfenks, P. Hlrschberg, Burr, Wood ward and Rich, concur. i Stat en Island water Supply Company, re spondent, vs.

the City of New York, appel-'i ant. order amrmed, with 110 costs and dis bursements. No opinion. Jenks, p. Hlrsch berg, Burr, Thomas and Carr, concur.

ranKim a. wieman. respondent, vs. Xpw raltx, Highland and Povighkeepsie Traction ompany, appellant. Judgment and order unanimously amrmed, with costs.

No opinion, Present, Jenks, f. Hlrschberar. Carr and Rich, JJ. FREE LECTURES TONIGHT. Brooklyn.

Public School 30. Conover I-Aiid of the Panuns and Yiinw Charles S. Braddook, Ph.D.. M. Public School 117.

Sta and In.lusi ritti Arthur J. Howard. ruum: ai-nowi yuincy street Jrish Music." Mrs. Helen O'Donnell. Public Sohool 134, Eighteenth erlanU and the Alps," Glen A.

Grove. Public School 146. Nineteenth Orleans," Flavlus Brohst. Public fcchool Mt, Bushwlck avmnnr'Vnir, and Optical Illusions," J. Newton Grav Public School IR-2, St.

Nicholas Transportation of the Injured: Car nf th. 31ck." Theron W. Kilmer, D. Brooklyn Public Library. Rushwirw- nn Kalb avenues "The Ueuartment of Cnmmt-r, and Labor," John C.

Walsh. Brooklyn Public Lihrary, Fourth avenue and 'ifty-lirsi street "Shock. Wound. Burns and Exposure," Inslee H. Berry.

SI.D Borough of Queens. Fhiphinsr HlKh School. Wounds, lileedina-. Burns and Exposure," WUL am a. ttoge, jh.lj.

Jamaica High School, Jamaica "Humncr- dinck's 'Hansel and Mrs. Caroline Goldberg. Newtown High School, Elnihurst "PrM. Day History of Persia," Miss Elizabeth J. Baston.

Public School fateinway avenue. Lonr Is land City "The Civil War From a Camera," Raymond L. immars. Public School 27, College Point "fltatlc FJec. rlclty and Magnetism," Frederick W.

Hunt ngton. Public scnooi 44, KocKaway Keai-h "The and of Kvangellne," Kdward P. IK Public School 7. Masp'th "Shock. Woun Is.

Bleeding. Burns and Exposure," Francis A. St-ratrhley, M.I. Public school 77. nidgwoo.i Park "Th I-nd of Guam and Its People." Miss Emilv II.

uydam. Public School 73. WhltcsfonP "The Grf.it Cities of IndiB," Lucia C. J. Grieve, Pb.D, TRAVEL.

KAILR0ADS. FOR LEAVING AND ARRIVING TIME Foil TRAINS AND UOAT3. RAILROAD AND PULLMAN FAHEd AND OTHER TIIAVEL INFORMATION, AT OR TELBVHONB 'iilE ISAtJLM INFORMATION I1KAU, OPEN FOR VISITORS. 0 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

WEEK DAYS. FOR TELE-PHONF, CALLS. ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT. EVERY DAY. SUNDAYS.

INCLUDED, TEL. 6:00 MAIN. ItlMi 1NI.AM) ItAII.ItOAU. Trains leave FLATHCSH AV. station for Klvcrhead and principal stations to a.

:r.s th'rl. on ly for Kivorlieau onlj ii.ni. a.m., 4:18 Central l'ark and principal stations to Ron-konkoina 8:30, a.m.. 4:09, 6:01, p.m. 9:11, 9:40 (Ronkunkoma only) a.

in i.ls p.m. Amagansett The Hamptons, Sag Harbor end 8:41 a.m., 'Krl. only), 4:09, 5:29 p.m. 4:35, 9:11, 10:40 a.m., 6:41 p.m. Patchogue, Islip, Hay.

Shore fi: 7:13, 8:41, 11:00 a.m., 4:09. 0:46. 10:11 P-in-. nlglit. 4:33, 9:11, ln-40.

11:40 a. 1:34. 6:41 p.m. Dabvlon 6:23. 7:13.

8:41. 11:00 a.m 1:01. II -22, 1:67, 3:00, 4:09. 6:46, 7:13, 8:13, 10:11, 12:10 p.m. Sup.

4:33, 8:31, 9:11, 10:40, 11:40 a.m., 1:34, 2:00, 6:41. 8:07. 10:32 p.m., 12:10 night. Port Jefferson and Intermediate st'ns on Wad-niB River Hnincli 11:10 H.ni., 3:00, :4, 511:44 p.m. a.m., 1:12.

11:06 p.m. (w Runs lo Wading River.) Lay, MOi Cove, Sea Cliff. RoFlyn 9 00, a. i.ai, eo.ii, 6 40 8:13, 10:11, p.m. 9:00.

9.61. li-21 a.m., 4:44 6:32 6:57 8:07, 11:06 p.m. Far llockaway, Arverne 6:15, 7:04, 7-50 8:41. 9:33. 10:07.

11:00, 11:3 a.m., 12:30. .1:30. 3:09. 115:31,, e8 il4. 8:13, 10:11, 11-20.

12:10 P.m.' 4:35, 8:31, 0:5, 11:03 a in 12:30, 2:10, 3:00. 4.18. 4:30, 6:57. T'57. 8:19, 9:21.

10:22, 11:06 p.m. (Far Rocltaway only.) Garden city, 9:33, 11:00 a 12:30, SI OK. 1:57, 3:00. 4:00. 4:44.

5.08, 6:38, 0:14. 6:40. 8:13. 10:11. 11:20.

12:10 p.m. oo. 9:11, 10:01. 11-21 a.m.. 1:12, 2:00, .1:00.

II, 5:50. 6:41. 8:07. 11:06 p.m. Long 7:21, 9:12.

11 a.m., 3:58. 5:51, 8:13, 12:10 p.m. 9:00. 9:58, 11:21 a.m.. 1:10.

3:00, 6:39, 9:36 p.m. Hockawuy 7:00, 8:04. 9:18. 11:13 a.m.. 1:10.

2:10. 3:3.1. 4:50. 5:08, 5:47, 6:20, 6:42, 7:05, 8:20, 9:33, 11:30 p.m.. 12:10 right.

4.35, 7:05, 9:16, 10:15. 11:15 a.m., 12:40, 1.45, 2:16. 3:05, 3:55, 5:10, 6:52, 7:20, 8:13, 9:20, 11:10 p.m. SSat. only.

1W ed. and Sat. only. P. ci ut Sat.

Moriches only, Saturday nights only. A ExcepL Murlchcs. Kxcept holidays. i "Sunset Limilcd" Kxi'lusivt'Iy First Class Kxtri Vara CAMFOKMA TKAIX Between New Orleans Los Angeles San Francis. New Steel Equipmeil Itnrhrr, Tnilr, Mnnlfiirp I jhHck Mnlil, Hair Dresser SlenoKrniilipr, Tolppliune l.ijiiHK ami ans Vactiiim Clenm'r Shower II 11 For furihcr information apply Southern Pacific SUNSET ROUTE UD1 It'ilwiiy nl Franklin II.IH at 27th ft.

1 Il'tlvvny ut Howling (Ireen TRAVEL. BERJfl TOURS Including lli-tels. navs up 9 Days and up Other delightful S. a and Hull Trips lo all rruruinent r'lt iVK Tl HIST Tel. 1840 lH-i HruiiuWvuy, N.

V. MrTiTTrHD A "MT A "NT Hlgh-ciass. small jlliuiii.ivivi'i'""i party. May s. Luys.

A MiiKnllUrnt Triur. S.n! fur iiooKlet. IlliftJUiVlfii Itlli-rary Mailed on It--- UUUU I1IUAIUU 31 W. S.th st. X.

V. 1 Ma'iiaon York, OCEAN STEAMSHIPS. itmiiul trip linTd. 6: muuA $i5 Amlrl Seasli kness br Tra.elllni: on thei MAt.NIFK KM. FAST.

lrVIN-S KEW Transatlantic Liner "OCEANA" 1 i.uuO loni; 33 Ft. I. one. arpest. Fastest and Finest Steamer to firrmuda i'lrst-Ciass Pasfiieers Kxelutlvely; Het Service.

No attle or Frflnht Carried on (lit Steamer. 'OreanaV pasnt'UKers obtnln best o( hote. aceommo'latluns. Tiraii tlfnl MnoUlft ot HermuUit-Atlantlc Line. attO Il'wav, N.

BOOTH L.TJ EI NORTH HHAZII. AND AMAZON HlVUR via HAltH.M'dS. V. I. MAH, AND I'APSENCiliU P.

Keb. 6 S. 11 KUAN Feb. Vvr fuicher p.irlic-ilars apply to HOOT11 A Tel. 4S7'.

Rector. IT Ilntfery rinee. FABRE LINE RiViERA Aroren nation Naplrw Mee Inmellleii Wklv Saillny mpprox. jjtl "ini-r nyfim. JAS.VV.

KLWKiJ. 17 KtntP KIIRRNKIl M'SS SON. FuHun t. FOR PORTO RICO Pteam-liips -t th Htl Lt Line will from I'h-r 1). Ilroolityn.

fr an Juan, I'orin liieo. S. I'luiit'it IpJiia i 14, Mo-tn b. V. I'linexdjiy, n.

jiuon Fnr frisht un-1 pit.saK'- apply to ni.lHS. UAI.Li'ITT A General Managers, Wall it, y. fp 5 BROADWAY, NEW YORK si.i .1. II. Scheldt, mil Bronclwitrl Jacob HAVANA each Thursday and Katurda', connecting for HA NTI AGO OTH UK CUPAN pnlnta.

PKOdRBKO and I vi-: it a mkxico. each Thursdav. TAMPH'O. MKX- WARD LINE ICO, each Friday. NASSAU.

HAHAMAH, ulternale Frl-lava. Iarge new steamships, low rales. Oftlces. Pier 14. K.

N. T. Weekly Service for Han P. H. SAN AN, Feb.

3. o. PORTO AMI), Fell, 11). CAROLINA, Feb. 17, HAN JUAN, Feb.

24. Sailings from Pier Jiklyn, near ManiUton Ave. Ferry, at 12 noon. Main RICO LINE office, Broadway, V. Phone 4343 Rector.

lehrcnkrauss Eons. Sill Fulton at, Dklyn. COASTWISE STEAMSHIP3. OLD DOMINION LINE imi.i k. For Old Point Comfort.

Norfolk. Portsmouth, Pinner's Pomt and Newport News. connecting for Petersburg. Richmond. Washington, 1).

C. and the entire Soulh and West. Freight and Passengers Htearnera eatl from Pier 25, N. foot cf North Moor ovary week day at 3 P.M. V.

WOOD ROW, Tram-: Manager. IN GERMAN CIRCLES. At the annual meeting of the Independent. Women's Chorus last night, at Talm Garden, the following officers were elected: Mrs. Fannie Soehl, president; Mrr Emllle Grosskopf.

Hist vice president; Mrs. -Margaret Johnson, second vice president; Charles Singer, recording and corresponding secretary; Mrs. May Mar-ssek, financial secretary; Mrs. Carrie Hlppold, treasurer; Mrs. E.

U. Meln-hardt. trustee; Misses Madclene Kspsr and Pauline Clauasner, lihrarlans. n-nance committee, Mrs. C.

Sahlender. Mrs. P. Enders and Mrs. C.

Obacb. The children who participated In the Christmas celebration ot the Bavarian Central Union will be the guests of ths entertainment committee of the society i tomorrow afternoon at Clock Hall, Cen- tral avenue. The Lamstadter Plattduetscher Club I last night held Its twenty-second annual masquerade ball at Arlon Hall. It was very largely attended. President Robert Kail: greeted delegations from several other societies.

On Sunday afternoon the regular monthly meeting of the delegates of the I'nlted Singers will be held at Arlon Hall. Tomorrow night the German Lleder-kranz Is to have a family entertainment. TUe Brooklyn Quartet Club Ladles Ciiorus Is rehearsing for a comic opera r.ili-h is to be produced on April 8 at Prospect Hall. HAINS SEEKS OLD JOB. Captain Who Killed Annis Wants to Be Reinstated in Army.

Washington, February 2 A bill authorizing tho reappolnlment of Peter C. Halns. to the army, with his old rank of captain of artillery, haa been by Senator Rayner of Mary land. While serving a sentence in Sing Sing prison for the killing of William E. Annis at Buy Slije.

L. 1.. on Augur. 15, 1HDS, Hnlna resigned whi-n a bill was about to paas Congress dropping from tho service officers convicted by a competent court, of offenses which rt-sulted in ImprlHoirm-nt. Halin was pardoned by Governor Dlx on October 3 last, after serving two years and four months of a sentence lhat might have run sixteen years.

He Immediately returned to the home of his father, General Peter C. Halns. In this city. His attempt to re-enter the army will be seriously' opposed, it 1 said. MORE TOMORROW CLUB.

First A. D. Organization Installs New Officers for 1012. The More Tomorrow Club, the social organization of the first Assembly District Republican Club, test night formally installed Its new board of officers to serve for the coming year. One hundred members anil invited guests gathered at the clubhouse, 113 Schermerhorn street, to witness the proceedings.

Charles T. Kunkcl was the installation officer. A professional vaudeville entertainment and refreshments followed the exercises. Those installed were: William R. A.

Koehl. president; Aaron Sherk. vice pre- blent; Bert Simmons, recording secre tary; Ceorge Dearborn, assistant secretary; Frank Kieie, financial secretary; J. J. Jones, treasurer; Charles Carter, marshal.

TALK ON IBISH HUMOR. The Men's League of St. Paul's Congregational Chapel met last night in th clubroom. Sterling place and New York avenue. George W.

Pierce presided and William L. Rogers recorded. A lecture on "Irish Wit and Humor" was deliv- ered by 1 nomas A. Sllcock, which Hi received, great f.aiH ilMl MUNTlldMKRY AN1) GLIDE I III I Ml II A 'I I A HLKS'l'ON, S. LINE HHUNSWIi'K.

MACON, UA.i AND KI.OK1UA rtll.MP. Tier 30. North Hiver. ilally, ex. Sunday.

TBXAH. A l.A II A A. MALLflRYl KI.OniDA. l.dl'ISIANA. lltJi OKLAHOMA, MOW AND LINE I MIOXK'O.

AKIZONA AM) I AI.ItUlt.MA. "From Pier North Hiver. lit P.M. Weils, via Kev West. Tampa (St.

Petera-but'Kl and Mobile. via Key West and tiulveston. Also Thos. 11. llemlrlcksoTt, 343 Fulton t.

BERMUDA "The Land of the Lily and the Rose." Sailings twice a week to this charming Winter Resort by now, large, twin-screw sleamslillis, luxuriously appointed, equipped with all modern appliances, cabins de luxe, with private bath, perfect heating ami ventilation, orchestra, Lowest Fares. Choice Accommodations Tickets interchangeable for return passage. Houklel. tickets and all Informalion from THOS. COOK ci SON j.

u-hrenkrauss Suns, Fulion St. Royal Mail Steam Packet Co's Heglst Tonnage 8 ARP.A iN" Dlspl'nt Tonnage 14.1M HHUHUIHII NnllliiK Kvrry Salanlay noon to luXRoundlripOup Hedsteads and full-length mirrors In every room and many other splendid features contained In no other steamship. M. 4.n. i-i State -V J.

LfcHRBNKRAl.S.S HON9, Fulton St. OH ANY STEAMSHIP ACJENCV ANCHOR LINE GUSaOYV LONDONDERRY I'aledoniu atn: California. l-'-u. it. 2 pm! Ch ledonla.

Mn r. 9 um. Klrat nliin. T70 Bii.l KITS. Secontl Cnlilii VtO.

Third t'liiaa, IIENDEItSON liKOTHKRS, 11-15 Il'way, N. Y-. J'uvlor, Oil I'ourt st; Grau, UK it'way; J. V. Ilenders--n lion, 314 Fulton sf A.

1 H'vty. Brooklyn. Bermuda West India Tours Address A. E. Oiitertirldue St Company, 25 Brottdwav; J.

LchrenkrauHH Sons, fa'j Fulton st; Thos." Cook Han, 22X9 Broadway, N. Y. STEAMBOATS. BOSTON ivhII itlvir I.lne i AKD POINTS IN KEW ENGLAKD. Full Hiver Line via Newport and Kail J.yrunLy's Si II AN and l'KOV ID JCN'OU.

Orcliestra on eah. ew l.oiwlon orirni i.inr via lv. Fler 10, ft. larkon week only, P.M.; Hit T. E.

ft. 2' rirs. MAi.Mi una istt. HAM PSHIHfc. llnven Une.

hv. I'ler 1-7. V.M., week day only. Str. CHESTER W.

Line. Week flays onlv. T-v. Vift 21. K.

ll 'Nl A.M. Str. NAt'(J ATIM'K. Tickets aii'l Stat'-'mnind at 3.18 Fulton Street. Brooklyn.

TO iOSTOR! "BOAT'RAlb rnildcnce direct. $1.50 Worcester, $2.40 Unlh', iiirlufftiiK SnmiHy, RtKO F.l. I'roin I'ler Hi. fc.a!t River. rn- lliiiiH(cenif'll.

improved Service. City Tiiket Utlice, Kroadway, N. Y. 'THE Pl'BUC BE PL.EA9ED. COLONIAL LINE BOSTON ll-inl" $2.50 PROVIDENCE, Boat Direct $1.60 Weekday, and Sundaya at fn-m N.

foot Went Houston St. fre. Phone: Bprlnt M91 and 9U2. Alanluit an Lino i.imy Will Hrnuiiie Service Mart-b, 11)12. Bowling Score Sheets We run them off quickly, numbered and padded, with your name printed on, at very reasonable prices.

Send to us for estimate, or our representative will call. BROOKLYN EAGLE JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT I ririn ILUUK taUUt BUILDING I 1.